"Unplug older timer and put new one in"
Timer Defrost-8 Hour
Location Ref: 45
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Installation
Mick
NSW
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Rodney
VIC
"Fitting was easy"
Eddie
VIC
"Removed rear timer cover plate with philips head screw driver and replaced timer"
Joseph
QLD
"Quite easy to replace the timer. however bigwarehouse sent me different spec. timer as compare to the original timer. the original timer is 8 hours cycle with 7 minutes defrost period. they sent me a 8 hours cycle with 25 minutes defrost period. now my ice cube maker doesnt work well as the ice cube melted during the defrost period and re-freeze again."
Geoff
QLD
"Explain what each part does."
Ray
QLD
"Be careful when removing back panels so as not to break clips."
Gerard
VIC
"I havent as yet fitted the part because the defrost system had begun to work again after i had ordered the part. perhaps the action of dismantling the freezer section etc improved the contacts or something. that can happen when living on the coast where salt in the air is a major reason for failure of electrical and electronic parts. i suspect the problem will show itself again in the near future but in the meantime i dont want to disturb a system that is now working ok."
John
QLD
"Remove shelves. take off light shade. remove 1 screw at base of light housing. pull down on rear light panel to release upper panel. timer can now be accessed. unplug timer 2 screws to remove and replace."
Paul
NSW
"Remove cover plate. unplug the timer. plug in the timer. reinstall covet plate. run like hell."
